Sentence examples for a device believed from inspiring English sources

A serving British soldier has been arrested under the Terrorism Act after a device believed to be a nail bomb was found at a house in Salford.

However, last week news emerged about a device, believed to have been a drone, coming close to a plane landing at Heathrow.

A device believed to be 1,000 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb exploded over Bikini atoll in March 1954.

The bomber, Abdullah al-Asiri, was carrying a device believed to have been built by his brother Ibraham al-Asiri, al-Qaeda's master bomb-maker in Yemen and arguably the most dangerous and most wanted al-Qaeda associate individual globally.

Someone placed a device, believed to be a pipe bomb, outside the main entrance of the Edward J. Schwartz Federal Courthouse downtown about 1 40 a.m., said FBI spokesman Darrell Foxworth.

More attacks followed, including further package bombs that also killed a 17-year-old male, Draylen Mason, and a roadside device believed triggered by a tripwire.

During the day, fears of a wider terror campaign were stirred when an explosive device believed to have been a bomb was thrown over the wall at the British Embassy in Sana.

Reuters later reported the bomb was a homemade device believed to be unrelated to terrorists or organized crime.

In June 2009 Japan's Daily Yomiuri newspaper reported three arrests over an alleged attempt, on instructions from North Korea, to illegally export to Burma a magnetic measuring device believed necessary for long-range ballistic missiles.

The Fringe division visits a secured Massive Dynamic facility where the prime universe's version of the doomsday device, believed to be an artifact of the "First People", has been assembled.

The Royal Navy said the device, believed to be a German SC250 that weighs 500lb (227kg), was removed from the harbour before being "safely" blown up in the sea off the Isle of Wight.